* March – Zhang Shijie, Chinese admiral and official

In 1277, when Fuzhou fell to the Mongols, the exiled dynasty fled to Quanzhou, where Zhang Shijie, the Grand General of Song, hoped to borrow boats to continue their flight.

Zhang Shijie decided to build a vast fleet with what remained, to allow the Song court and soldiers to move from place to place until the situation improved.

Zhang Shijie brought the new emperor to Yamen and prepared the defense against Yuan there.

Zhang Shijie turned down this suggestion in order to prevent his soldiers from fleeing the battle.

Zhang Hongfan even kidnapped Zhang Shijie's nephew, asking Zhang Shijie to surrender on three occasions, to no avail.

Seeing that the battle was lost, Zhang Shijie picked out his finest soldiers and cut about a dozen ships from the formation in an attempted breakout to save the emperor.

Zhang Shijie, having escaped the battle, hoped to have Dowager Yang appoint the next Song emperor, and from there continue to resist the Yuan Dynasty.

Zhang Shijie buried her at the shore.

Many temples were built in the surrounding area in memory of those who lost their lives in the dying years of the Song Dynasty, including Wen Tianxiang, Lu Xiufu and Zhang Shijie.

He is considered one of three heroes of the Song's last years, alongside Lu Xiufu and Zhang Shijie.

Governor Zhang soon ordered the United Student Association and its associated weekly shut down, but Mao continued publishing his views after assuming editorship of the student magazine New Hunan ( Hsin Hunan ).

So he would rather ignore the discontent and anger among Chinese people at his policy of compromise with the Japanese, and ordered KMT Generals Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng to carry out suppression of the CPC and their provincial forces suffered significant casualties in battles with the Red Army. ref "

Zhang first came to prominence as the result of his October 1958 Jiefang (" Liberation ") magazine entitled “ Destroy the Ideas of Bourgeois Legal Ownership .” Mao Zedong ordered the reproduction of the article in Renmin Ribao (" People ’ s Daily "), and personally wrote an accompanying “ Editor ’ s Note ” giving mild approval.

In response, Zhang Zuolin ordered that all loyal troops join his Anguo-jun Army, which had formed in response to the losses incurred by Sun Chuanfang's counteroffensive.

He then ordered his brothers, including Cao Zhang and Cao Zhi, back to their fiefs.

After seeing Zhang Liao had much fewer men on a slope, Sun Quan calmed down and ordered his troops to surround the enemy.

Sima Yi then ordered Zhang He to pursue the enemy, despite Zhang's warnings of possible ambush.

The prefect Zhang Shuye was ordered to pacify them.

When they had all crossed the river, Zhang Fei ordered the bridges to be destroyed.

He ordered his subordinates Fan Qiang and Zhang Da to prepare mourning attire for his troops within three days, but they failed to meet the deadline.

She agreed with their plan, and immediately ordered that Prince He's Changyi subordinates be immediately barred from the palace, and those subordinates ( some 200 ) were then arrested by Zhang.

Emperor Ling ordered that Taiping Sect members be arrested and executed, and Zhang immediately declared a rebellion.

The old man then lifted his foot and ordered Zhang Liang to put on the shoe for him.

Zhang Liang reminded Liu Bang about overindulgence in sensual pleasures and Liu ordered his men to seal the treasures and move to Bashang to wait for Xiang Yu and the other rebel forces to arrive.

As Zhang Fei retreated with Liu Bei, Cao Cao ordered his men to build pontoon bridges and launch an assault, but a timely arrival of Guan Yu and his forces prevented Cao Cao from fully attaining victory.

Cao Cao recalled Guan Yu's comment on Zhang Fei's bravado and ordered his men to retreat and take a detour.

When Zhuge Liang finally did retreat, Sima Yi ordered Zhang He to pursue, who was ambushed and killed.

Jiang Wei then ordered Liao Hua and Zhang Yi to capture Mount Qi while he used Wang Guan's known allegiance as a means of luring Deng Ai away from Mount Qi and into a trap.

Warlord Zhang Zongchang ordered the fusion of six schools into a provincial Shandong University in Jinan.

Zhang, an illiterate former bandit who had built a reputation mainly for ruthlessness, brutality, and colorful antics, ordered the fusion of six schools into a provincial Shandong University () in Jinan in 1926.

" Jia Kui said, whereupon Cao Zhang ordered his troops to wait outside the city while he entered alone.

Late that night, Chiang Kai-shek ordered Zhang Zhizhong to begin Chinese offensive operations the next day.

A two-star general Zhang De-neng, the commander of the National Revolutionary Army's ( NRA ) 4th Corps in charge of defending Changsha, ordered a general retreat against a direct order telegrammed from his immediate superior, Xue Yue (: zh: 薛岳 ), the Commander of the ninth Military Front.

She ordered Zhang Rou and Chagaan ( Tsagaan ) to attack the Song Dynasty.

Vega is mentioned in a Chinese legend about Zhang Qian, though some argue that the historical person is not the subject of the legend ; he just shared a name.

In addition to documenting about 2, 500 stars in his extensive star catalogue, Zhang also posited theories about the Moon and its relationship to the Sun ; specifically, he discussed the Moon's sphericity, its illumination by reflecting sunlight on one side and remaining dark on the other, and the nature of solar and lunar eclipses.

A year after Zhang presented his seismometer to the court, officials and candidates were asked to provide comments about a series of recent earthquakes which could be interpreted as signs of displeasure from Heaven.

Zhang fantasized about her in his " Rhapsody on Contemplating the Mystery " ( 思玄賦 ), yet the pleasures of the flesh and immortality that she could offer were not tempting enough to sway his heart which was set elsewhere.

* The Chinese poet Zhang Xian writes the Iron Cannon Affair about the destructive use of gunpowder and the cannon.

Zhang Qian did not succeed, but he brought back accurate information about Central Asia.

Cao Cao wrote Sun Quan with a letter intending to intimidate, and in face of Cao's overwhelming force ( estimated to be about 220, 000 men, although Cao claimed 800, 000, against Sun's 30, 000 and the Lius ' combined force of 10, 000 ), many of Sun's subordinates, including Zhang Zhao, advocated surrender.

The next day Zhang Hongfan split his naval forces into four parts: one each of the Song's east, north, and south sides, while Hongfan led the remaining faction to about a li away from the Song forces.

Zhang was incarcerated for most of the rest of his life, and his armies disbanded in the meantime ; he did not publicly reveal any more details about the incident and died in 2001.

Zhou Enlai publicly expressed regrets about the incident, while Zhang privately told others he felt the CPC had betrayed him, insofar as his actions had saved the CPC from annihilation but they had put Zhang in custody anyway.

After Guan Yu slew six commanders of the five passes after leaving Cao Cao in search of Liu Bei, Xiahou Dun chased Guan and was about to fight the latter when Zhang Liao arrived with orders from Cao Cao to let Guan leave.

Affected by the news of the defeat in Wuchao and rumors of Guo Tu making slanderous remarks about them, Zhang He and Gao Lan surrendered to Cao Hong and destroyed their weapons.

The characters jiazi became a symbol of the coming change and later, when the followers of Zhang Jue went to battle they wore a yellow cloth bound about their heads as a badge.

The story about Meng Huo's seven captures is recently questioned by many modern academics, including historians like Miao Yue, Tan Liangxiao, and Zhang Hualan.

The so-called Gang of Four ( Jiang Qing, Wang Hongwen, Zhang Chunqiao, Yao Wenyuan ) maintains power for about a month, ousted by a coup in October.

According to Yu Huan's Weilüe, although Xiahou Yuan was the overall in command of the defense force of Hanzhong, Liu Bei was really more worried about Zhang He.

The old seal read, " the Great Seal of the Chanyu of Xiongnu " ( 匈奴單于璽, Xiongnu Chanyu Xi ), while the new seal read, " the Seal of the Shanyu of Gongnu of Xin " ( 新恭奴善于章, Xin Gong-nu Shan-yu Zhang ), changing the meanings " ferocious slave " 匈奴 to " respectful slave " 恭奴, " Chanyu " 單于 to " Shanyu " 善于, and " seal " 璽 to " badge " 章, implying that Xiongnu, which Han had treated with some ambiguity about whether it was a vassal, was clearly a vassal of Xin.

A change in the belief that the revolution had been a generally positive change began in late 1980s and 1990s, but Zhang Shizhao was quoted as arguing that " When talking about the Xinhai Revolution, the theorist these days tends to overemphasize.

Zhang Yimou was asked about the change at a screening in Massachusetts and said it was a problem of translation: " If you ask me if ' Our land ' is a good translation, I can't tell you.

Later, Zhang Fei directed about 10, 000 troops through an alternative route to intercept and ambush Zhang He from a direction the latter neglected.